Sit and daydream about a country you have never seen, and then notice the voice telling you that daydreaming wastes time. John Moran builds a whole post on that, listing the places he wants to go including the one his family came from, and refusing to be embarrassed about wanting them.
The business writing is more sober than the rest. He explains why so many people started something from home at once, and puts it down to redundancies and economic fear rather than to any sudden appetite for entrepreneurship, which is a more honest account than the industry usually gives.
There is a post on what actually makes a video spread, using the ones everybody had already seen, and a strange short piece about televisions watching the people watching them.
Several posts promote a coaching call and read as invitations.
Read the home business series in order if you are considering this because your job feels precarious rather than because you always wanted it.